The Old Dairy
We are pleased to announce our expansion to larger premises at The Old Dairy, Breamore.
The River Restoration Blog
Find all the latest news about Cain Bio-Engineering and environmental engineering updates and events via our blog.
We are pleased to announce that we have been appointed as one of two contractors on the Environment Agency Soft Engineering and River Restoration Framework.
We look forward to being able to work with the Environment Agency to deliver Water Framework Directive objectives and build on the large number of successful projects we have undertaken for the Environment Agency.
We are pleased to announce that following assessment by an independent body our Environmental Management System for the provision of River restoration and bio-engineering solutions; Survey, Design, Build and Maintenance has been awarded ISO 14001 certification.
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For 98 years, the 125-foot high Condit Dam in southeastern Washington State held back the White Salmon River, creating a serene lake, but choking off the waterway to salmon. On the 11th of October 2011, in a historic effort, the dam was dramatically breached, and ecologists hope the increased flow of water will restore the waterway to fish and other aquatic organisms, as well as the birds and mammals that rely on them. Read Full Article
In October 2009 Cain Bio-Engineering implemented the second phase of ‘design/build’ work on the upper Hampshire Avon at East Chisenbury.
650m of the Avon was restored for the ‘Wessex Chalk Streams Project’, a partnership between the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, Natural England, the Environment Agency and Wessex Water plc .
In June 2010 Cain Bio-Engineering along with the Wessex Chalk Stream Project partners hosted a Hog Roast Open Day to showcase the restoration and thank all parties involved. Read Full Article
